Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

p. ". Allen left for New York yesteroaJ
over tho Northern Pacific.
The Pacific Express Company yeetefoccy
shipped 1 1 bars Modlton valued q y BAG
and 9 bars Clark q Larabie worth $z.s1o
Meesrs. Curtis 4 Majors and Meade nav
leased . portion Of the Gregory adloinsnl
the famous Wabash, on the west, ior 8
year.
w. K. Patterson, late book-keeper Tor TN
Amy and Silversmlth, has taken Q eimllsl
position with Mr.. Mckay, OF the
Syndicate.
The four passenger engines OF the MON
tapa Union, expected to reach here aoou,
i the beginning of tho month. reached South
Butte yesterday.
F. n. Charter. who arrived. yesterday
morning from Boston, left last evening
over the Northern Pacific for Springfield
Massachusetts,.
Miss Jennie Fowler il q new ~attractlon
at the Comique. The lady ha already
made . decided hit and gained many irlenoe
by her artistic ~specialties.
Mr.. c. ]. Robinson. Of Moose Creek. ID IN
town, and says their prospects are very
promising in that locality for the amount
| u USV OlOP1u9uV "OAA ANNS" 49,
Mr.. Burt ST. Cyr, recently with the Jeh'
revs Lewis Company, has accepted an en-
gagement at the New Comique and Will q p
pear there next Monday evening.
Mrs. W. W. Johnston arrived in town on
| Saturday last from Castleton, Dakota. on
q visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. M. Perkins
who resides on West Mercury street.
Messrs. Couture & Leford's May party
| comes off this evening at Renshaw Hall.
| The arrangements made will insure q most
| enjoyable time to all who are present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Maslin have recently
had fitted up for them q handsome suite OF
rooms ut the Albemarle House. where their
friends will hereafter find them most costly
situated.
II. e. Oven has resigned his position with
| the Express Company and been appointed
bv Marcus DAILY hook-keeper of the Amy
! and SilversmithC Consolidated Silver Mining
Company.
Mr., James M. Carroll, representing the
wholesale liquor firm OF James Walsh q
Co.. st. Louis, is in the city, and may be
found at Frank Hollywood's popular sam
pie rooms.
The special railway car of the Northwest
Magazine will leave this morning Tor Ana
conda with E. V. Smalley, editor; Business
Manager Il. P. Barbour and wife and Spe-
cial Artist ]. T. Pickett.
"The Senate" under the efficient q
agement of Dan Martin and Jerry Mullen,
has already become one Of the most popu-
lar and favnrite resorts for the thirsty in
the city. See their new ad.
Engagement cards have been sent outan-
nouncing the betrothal Of MISS Emma
Kahn, one of the bellies of Leadville, Colo
,olo ~ nm ontorprisino fowuaman Mar
tin G. Coin, in business On Park street.
Died-At Meaderville, May 8, 1887, Mrs.
Mary A. Chesley, aged thirty years. Flu
neral at 2 O'Clock p. H.. to-day from her
late residence at Meaderville. Friends and
acquaintance are invited to attend.
The case of Charley Gates for cutting
Jim Jenkins in the Globe saloon on Mon
day evening comes up to-day before Judge
Mediation. He seems to have had consid-
cradle provocation, several men jumping
on him at once.
The tunnelling machinery to be used in
driving the Montana Central tunnel near
Wickee, has been purchased in New York
by r. C.. Ames, of the Utah & Montana
Machinery Company, and will be ON the
ground within three weeks.
The County Commissioners met yester-
day in session and audited a bunch of &C.
counts. The annual statement of the
County Clerk for the financial year ending
February % last was presented. approved
and ordered printed.
Subscribers for stock of the Flint Greek
Company will find their certificates await
ing them at the Office OF James B.. Leahy,
they having arrived yesterday. MI. Leahy
has offers for 10000 more shares of the
stock than he a place.
Mr.. G. E. Kemp, of Helena, is the cham
pion seal and press manufacturer in the
Territory. Samples of his work in. the
city are truly artistic and command the
admiration Of those who have seen them.
See his I'd. in this ISSUE.
Mrs. o. A. Hopkins left last Monday for
q summers visit to her old home in War
rem, Trumbull county. Ohio. The lady
leaves q large circle Of warm friends in the
city who unite in wishing her q safe jour-
ney. a pleasant trip and a speedy return.
On Monday last County Surveyor g. A.
Kornberg, who is o Deputy Mineral Sur
veyor for Montana. received from Joseph
C. 6trayghan, United States Surveyor Gen.
eral for Idaho, the appointment OF Deputy
Mineral Surveyor for the District OF Idaho.
The Congregational Conference met last
evening. There was q fair attendance con-
sidering the weather. Rev. w. C. Fowler,
OF Livingston, preached q powerful sermon
THE Judgment" The meeting will be
continued tonight, when all are cordially |
to be present.
II anyone thinks he has a 'dorg" that
can 'chaw up" John Gordon's Crib he can
take of his muzzle and turn him loose at a
notice. Crib got away with a crack
Minneapolis canine Monday night and it
didn't trouble him much to do it. Crib is
a daisy in any country.
The dead body OF William Francisco was
on Saturday last within a few rods
OF his cabin, on the north side of Bald
He was last seen about a
ago in an intoxicated condition,
and was found lying as il asleep, with his
boots of and his coat rolled up under his |
head, by David Mccall.
Dick Foster. of the Arion, has held up a |
purse of $50 to be given to the person who
the highest run in eight frames on
his ten pin alley from late to June l.
Here is a chance for the crack rollers of the
city and vicinity to distinguish themselves,
and at the same time get away with a
double eagle.
Mr.. Angus Mcqueen has n of the finest
specimens of wire silver ever shown in
It's a daisy and he says there are
more where it came from. He also has a |
finely stuffed specimen of a mountain lion,
which he shot in the Yellowstone Park. It
at present in one of the rooms occupied
by the law firm Of Mcbride, Haldorn & Bur.
ton.
Eddy and Lonora. the wonderful aerial
artists, will open at the New Comique to-
morrow Thursday evening. These peo-
pie stand at the head of their profession
and draw crowded houses wherever they
Their performances are as daring
as they are skilfully executed, ard always
the wonder and admiration of their
audiences.
The j. D. Thomas Mercantile Company
yesterday filed articles of incorporation
With the Recorder. Incorporators: j. D.
Thomas. E. NJ. Bowen, George P. Brother.
Ton. David Lawrence and Benjamin Tib-
oey. Capital stock, $4,000 in 1SO shares
1T 500 each. Term of existence, twenty
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